Answer and Explanation:
This question is about the poem "Brennan on the Moor".
The poet structured the poem in stanzas of four and only verses, because he wanted to tell a story of a hero, but do it in a musical way, where he presented a chorus that reinforces the heroism of that character, but presented stanzas that present the adventures that the hero participated.
In this case, the verses with four verses present the adventures of the hero in a more comprehensive and detailed way, while the verses of two verses, present a refraction that is repeated to reinforce the main characteristic of these heroes and reinforce the theme of the poem.
The answer is Both Chryses in The Iliad the narrator in "A Maiden's Lament" have lost a loved one.
what's your question though
Hello. You did not inform the text to which this question refers, which makes it impossible that the critical approach that the author used can be pointed out. However, I will try to help you as much as I can.
Critical approaches are the position of a literary critic in relation to a literary work. This approach aims to analyze, question and interpret this work, concluding the concepts covered by it, its relevance in society and its ability to meet the grammatical and literary principles of language. In order to understand which approach the critic used, it is necessary to find his position in relation to these concepts discussed above.
A critic who decides to make a criticism in relation to the way of writing a work, adopted an approach in relation to grammar and textual structure, for example.
